Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-07

Nos and carry St. Louis sleepers and Kansa
City coaches; Chicago sleepers from Marshalltow1
and Waterloo. s. 49,.
Nos 1as, s., 1913 and 1875 do not carry passengers.
g. w. TURNER,
sAg't, yAustin.
Dolls at Giles & Shepherds.
House to rent. c. H. DAVIDSON.
Sunday was cold, disagreeable day
Lamps at big discount at Pooler &
Webbers.
The best of Bulk oysters at New En-
gland Bakery.
Purity -four $1.s5 per sack at 9. w.
Taylor & Co.'S. -.
See the lunch counter at the New En-
gland Bakery. -;
Fresh bread. pies, and cakes at New
England Bakery. .' :. .s: s...
Have you seen those plush goods. at
Giles & Shepherds? IS
Have you tired the Chime cigar at
E. D. Hoag & Co.'s?
A pleasant suite of rooms for rent at
No. 705 Water street.
Rice s. Lashbrook want potatoes,
beans, butter and eggs.
Books, cloth bound, Caxton edition,
35 cents at Giles s. Shepherd .s:7s
Books of all descriptions and we'll
selected at Giles & Shepherds.
ALI special orders receive prompt at
tention at New England Bakery.
1t needs but a little more snow now
to make the finest kind of sleighing.
That uncolored Japan tea at 3Ocents
per pound at Rice & Lashbrook's is the
best in the market.
Our spring weather caught cold Sat-
urday night, and developed into genuine
winter weather.
Rice & Lashbrook have fine dried
beef slicer and sell the beef sliced at IS
cents per pound.
Wanted, three or four apprentice
girls at the dressmaking rooms over 0.
Ayers machine Office.
"A valuable clay bed is said to have
been discovered on the farm of n. A.
Brown at Brownsville.
Rice & Lashbrook are now buying
unsalted butter, and paying two cents
above cash price for it.
/ For pigs feet, picked hooks, tripe,
tongue, brick cheese, etc., ETC., go to the
New England Bakery.
The society of Christian Endeavor
held pleasant social at Rev. W.. E.
Stanley's Friday evening. IT,
The Ladies' Floral Club will hold
business meeting at the library on Tues
day, Dec. IS. at 8 p. m.
-Childrens' Rockers and youths chairs
high chairs, and assorted colors of all
kinds Austin Furniture Company.
Fairbanks & Leonard look with just
pride at those fine new light hobs. just
the thing for their large delivery bus1-
ness.
E. M. Andrews and Nan Wilkinson,
of the Andrews Opera Company, were
married at Manchester, Iowa, on Thanks.
giving day. = ~
The Owatonna papeas are well sup
piled with accounts of assaults, DRINKS,
wife beatings, etc. The city seems to be
waking up. ST. .+4: +
Do not be induced to take some other
preparation when you cali for Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get Hoods,
which is peculiar. ..'l
The city publishes an ordinance this
week establishing rates for the. use of
water and the cost of putting pipes into
private houses. ~.
. -Pooler & Weber displays the finest
case of pure fresh candies in the city.
French cream glaces speciality. Drop
in and sample them. 49,. $780,. :,
. Closing out sale of organs at the Aus
tin Furniture Co.'S. Now is the time to
get the best organ on the market at q
bargain for Christmas -. =.
Time to plant your Christmas ads.
Only two more weeks before Santa Claus
:. will appear, and hesswill want to know
where to get his presents. 's.s5
! IS. E. Smith, from Wells has opened
! up new grocery store in Hirsh's old
stand. Geo. G. Pfremmer has been en-
i gagged as clerk in the new store. ID
The Missionary tea given in the in
#terest of the N. g. Society, at Mrs. Trues
delPs Friday night was well attended and
very satisfactory to all participating
There never has been family medi-
& cine sold in the western states that haf
become 50 popular as Chamberlalns Col,
81 lie, Cholera, and 4Dlarrnoe s HemeaY =
is is 3 universal favorite Sold By Giles 4
Il Shepherd. )5 |5. 5.5s5